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Oh my fscking god... the comments in this thread are just... It's like trying to explain to a 5 years old why candys are not free... If it's behind a paywall,

Oh my fscking god... the comments in this thread are just... It's like trying to explain to a 5 years old why candys are not free... If it's behind a paywall, it's because the creators want you to pay for the content. It doesn't matter if you can bypass the paywall with a user agent hack or if you must install daemon tools and use 54 different keygens and cracks and patches and firewalls to block ping-home requests. It just doesn't matter because you're tampering the paywall and getting for free what the creators of the content are willing to charge for. I mean... how damn brain dead do you have to be to not understand that?

brokenmachine 8y ago
>If it's behind a paywall, it's because the creators want you to pay for the content. Their lack of a viable business model is not my problem. It reminds me of those windscreen washers at traffic lights. Start washing my car windows without my permission then expect to get paid? GTFO. If you send data to my browser then I am entitled to read it.